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In Classroom Drawing with Feathers

In Classroom Drawing with Feathers

Audubon in the Schools (AITS) volunteers are making plans to offer sessions to schools and students this year. Our program depends on in-classroom drawing sessions using bird feathers and specimens that the students use as models for their drawing exercises.…

chickadee drawing by Eliza

Thank You Audubon Adventures Sponsors

Sponsors of our Audubon Adventures program started signing up even before we asked! It’s heartening to see the support for our local schools, and our community’s willingness to contribute to a program that helps students better understand and appreciate the…

drawing of snowy owl

Seeking Audubon Adventures Sponsors, Educators!

Schools are back in session, and it’s time to invite teachers to sign up for Audubon Adventures. The Audubon Adventures curriculum kits are designed by the National Audubon Society to help students learn about the natural world and increase their…

birders masked

Join Our Bird Walk Team

We need help, and these jobs can be really fun for individuals who enjoy looking at birds and sharing that joy with other birders and potential new enthusiasts. One person (or two, working together) is needed to plan, organize, and…

geese flying

Keeping Birds Safe on Migration using Radar Technology and You!

Migration is among the most astonishing and challenging stages in any bird’s life–a metabolically demanding journey riddled with perils, from hazardous weather and food shortages to human-caused impacts like light pollution. Fully 80% of our terrestrial migrants in North America…

Audubon in the Schools kid art

AITS Crew Revving Up for 2022-2023 School Year

The LCAS Audubon in the Schools (AITS) group met recently to discuss the potential for AITS school sessions in this school year. Our volunteer team is eager to begin engaging students once again! We want school teachers who are interested…